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A 22-year-old student from Manchester his auctioning her virginity online for Rs 18 crore (£1.7 million). The winning bidder, a Hollywood celebrity, outbid top business tycoons and politicians in the controversial sale, which was conducted through an escort agency’s website.
The student, identified as Laura, defended her decision, stating that it was a calculated move to secure financial independence. “Many women lose their virginity for nothing. At least I gained financial security,” she said.
The auction, conducted ‘secretly’, attracted interest from several high-profile individuals. According to sources, Laura underwent a medical examination in front of the buyer to confirm her virginity before finalizing the deal. The entire process was kept confidential to protect both parties involved.
Laura, who comes from a religious background, said she viewed the transaction as a financial opportunity rather than a moral dilemma. “I made a strategic choice to gain independence,” she added.
The incident has sparked widespread debate on social media, with mixed reactions from the public. While some have criticized Laura for commodifying intimacy, others argue that it is her personal choice.
“In today’s world, people sell their skills and talents. This is no different,” a social media user commented. However, critics claim that the act raises ethical concerns, questioning whether financial gain should come at the cost of personal values.
With the money secured, Laura plans to focus on her career and is reportedly interested in finding a wealthy partner who can support her lifestyle. “I have set myself up for life,” she said, adding that she can now work towards her ambitions without financial worries.
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